Science of the Rishis: A Daily Rhythm

Part VIII: The World Academy of Sciences: Unifying Global Genius for Human Evolution

Genetic engineering, to give birth to children in scientific labs, will be in the hands of the scientists.

We have tried religion and it failed. We have tried politics and it has failed. Now we have to try science. Give it a chance, because in three hundred years it has made more progress than man has made in his whole history of millions of years.

And I have proposed to you that the world should have one academy of sciences, so there is no Russian scientist, no American scientist, no Hindu scientist, no Christian scientist — all that is past. That academy will have all the geniuses of the world. And all other efforts have failed; science should be given a chance. There is no harm. At the most it can fail — the worst possibility is that science also will fail — but I don’t think it can fail.

We have to prepare a new kind of man. Out of that new kind of man — meditative, silent, loving — will be coming scientists.

And I am not a pessimist; nor am I an optimist. I am very much a realist. As I conceive it, all these things are possible. In fact, without them life will become impossible. The choice is yours. Give science a chance, and prepare the ground so that there are no governments — only one government, which has no desire to fight because there is nobody to fight.

Even the politician’s character will change, because there will be no political parties. People will be choosing individually, there will be no political vested interest. Because of political parties the politician is bound to be cunning, exploiting, doing all kinds of things.

Just a few days ago they imprisoned the Reverend Moon, because all the Christians were against him — he is a Christian, he comes from Korea — and he was attracting young people. The churches were against him because they were losing their sheep. And he is a perfect businessman, he has industries in Korea; he is a great salesman. He has been selling other things, but there is no better business than selling God. You don’t have to produce, you don’t need any factory; you don’t have to do anything. All that you need is to provoke people’s fear and greed. And he was collecting enormous amounts of money.

All the Christian churches were against him, parents were against him. They found a small flaw; that over three years’ time he has not paid seven thousand dollars of taxes. He is jailed. He fought in many courts, but finally the Supreme Court refused to consider the case.

The vice president of America has not paid fifty thousand dollars in taxes — no punishment! The government simply said it was an “oversight.” Fifty thousand dollars is an oversight — seven thousand dollars, and you are in prison for eighteen months!

It amazes me. It is a beautiful thing to look around…. The same churches who were against Reverend Moon — in fact, these churches forced the tax department and the government: “This man should be punished. He is putting the money given to the church into his own account.” Now he is punished, and he is punished only because he is not an American. Otherwise American law provides that if a man fails to pay two thousand dollars per year he can be forgiven; he can be given a chance. There is no need to punish him, he should just give the money to the tax department.

Over three years’ time, seven thousand dollars is not much of a crime. He should be given a chance to give the money — and he was ready to. These churches forced the government, because they wanted him to be punished, so that his congregation disperses. Now the same churches are making an appeal; they have made a protest that his case should be reconsidered.

Theory: Meditative Minds, World-Changing Tech: Preparing a New Kind of Scientist

Mindful Workplace (Sattva): Ethical Alignment and Integrity (Dharma in Action)

• Workplace Practice: Ensure every business goal aligns with underlying moral correctness. If a strategy relies on loopholes, double standards, or unfair advantages, realign it to respect equity and basic fairness.